Sentence examples for excellence case from inspiring English sources

Check out the Systems of Excellence case detailed on the SEC's web site for a particularly egregious example of just this kind of collusion between the company president and a third-party "investment newsletter".

I would have thought this was, par excellence, a case of actions needing to speak louder than words.

More depressingly, in 1993, the U.S. Department of Education published "National Excellence: A Case for Developing America's Talent" and this report indicated that merely two cents of each $100 spent on elementary and secondary education was used for gifted and talented education.

Yin defines some criteria for excellence in case reports.

Cook is no different from any other sportsperson in that he has ambitions and the drive to try to succeed at the next level whatever that might be, in this case excellence at the shorter forms of the game and the desire to lead his team into a World Cup before ceding and returning to what he has always done best.

Membership of the exclusive 3,000-hit 3,000-hitifies to unflagging exclubence sustestifiesn toe case of Jeter, over 16 seasons, in a sport where failunflagging norm.

Painter Gustave Courbet's rebellious Realism was the case par excellence of new avant-gardism that threw off the centuries-old debate between Classicism and radicalism.

While there were many outstanding moments, it was more a continuum of excellence (or, in the case of England, richly entertaining incompetence) that has not been seen in any other modern tournament.

The least common components identified were recognition of excellence and use of case blinding/anonymity in reviews (5 institutions, 14.3%).

The records here are the result of star performers operating beyond their normal level of excellence and, in most cases, over a sustained period.

Recognition of excellence and blinding of cases were reported in just five (14%) of the reports.